Questions tagged [incremental-search]
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Incremental search of a dbgrid using an edit box
It has been awhile since I have done any programming in Delphi and I was looking around for some examples on how to incrementally search a dbgrid by typing a search term into a edit box and I found the following code which seems to do the trick for…

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Search hidden text with incremental search
In Visual Stuido 2005 (C# .NET), is it possible to search through hidden text with the incremental search (Ctrl+I)? In the Find an Replace window I have the checkbox "Search hidden text" checked. But that doesn't seam to apply to the incremental…

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isearch-yank-word difference between XEmacs and Emacs
In XEmacs, if sitting in whitespace, isearch-yank-word gobbles the whitespace along with the next word. In Emacs it does not; it adds one space at a time. Is there a way to make Emacs isearch-yank-word gobble whitespace?

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Can you configure Intellij IDEA to get back to where you started when erasing characters in incremental search?
In Intellij IDEA, if you press ctrl + F, and start typing characters, you get incremental search that jumps to the first hit for each additional character entered. However, if you have entered a few characters already, and start erasing them one by…

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How do I rebind a key in Emacs globally?
I have this in my .emacsrc
(define-key global-map "\C-h" 'backward-delete-char) ;;previously help
however, when I do an I-search and hit C-h to delete a char, emacs uses the default binding and tries to open the help, when I cancel the search with…

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How to implement incremental search(vim like or man page like) in python
I have made a text box by python curse library, now I want to add incremental search function to it. In most linux software(like vim, man page), you are able to do incremental search by pressing '/'. Anybody have ideas how to do it in Python? I have…

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